Hensley/Propride experience in snow or ice
I have an opportunity to purchase a used Hensley Arrow hitch for a good price. It seemed like a no-brainer until I started reading about the Hensley/ProPride "bump" that occurs at times when the trail...
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I appreciate all of the responses. I think studded winter compound tires may be the way to go, but I'll probably pick up the Hensley hitch as well. A number of people who pull snowmobile sleds stud their tires.
Chains tend to be very regional; I see them a lot in the Rockies and on the west coast. I think the speed limitation is why we very rarely put them on around here, but I agree that when roads are glare ice, a set of chains on TV and TT are unbeatable.
I'll report back any snow towing experiences with the Hensley this winter.
Chains tend to be very regional; I see them a lot in the Rockies and on the west coast. I think the speed limitation is why we very rarely put them on around here, but I agree that when roads are glare ice, a set of chains on TV and TT are unbeatable.
I'll report back any snow towing experiences with the Hensley this winter.
